M.L. Longworth

M. L. Longworth, a pseudonym for the English author Mary Loudon, lived from 1835 to 1924. Little is known about her personal life. Longworth is best known for her historical novels, which are set in various time periods and often feature strong female characters. Her notable works include: * "Warrington's Wife" (1891) * "Under the Cross Keys" (1892) * "The Craftsman" (1893) While Longworth's novels received positive reviews during her lifetime, her work has not achieved widespread critical or commercial success since then.